WO2001025523A1 - Materiau composite servant a former une couche, orientee vers le corps, d'un article d'hygiene, et article d'hygiene ainsi produit - Google Patents

Materiau composite servant a former une couche, orientee vers le corps, d'un article d'hygiene, et article d'hygiene ainsi produit Download PDF

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WO2001025523A1
WO2001025523A1 PCT/EP2000/009537 EP0009537W WO0125523A1 WO 2001025523 A1 WO2001025523 A1 WO 2001025523A1 EP 0009537 W EP0009537 W EP 0009537W WO 0125523 A1 WO0125523 A1 WO 0125523A1
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Rainer Mangold
Krzysztof-Daniel Malowaniec
Petra Eckel
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Priority to EP00964252A priority patent/EP1228271B1/fr
Priority to CA002385571A priority patent/CA2385571A1/fr
Priority to PL353361A priority patent/PL202943B1/pl
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  • the invention relates to a composite structure for forming a body-facing layer in an absorbent hygiene article for single use, from at least two non-woven layers bonded together by thermal action.
  • Such multilayer composite materials and hygiene articles with a body-facing layer, usually referred to as a top sheet, made of such a composite material are known.
  • the body-facing position usually overlaps a storage body arranged underneath, ie facing away from the body, in which the body fluid released by the user is to be stored, which is achieved in modern hygiene articles primarily by means of superabsorbent materials within the storage body.
  • Composites of the type in question are subject to high demands with regard to rapid liquid absorption even with repeated gushing.
  • the aim is to prevent the liquid that hits it from pooling on the surface and evading it to the sides, but rather the liquid that hits it is to be absorbed by the body-facing position and passed on to the storage body.
  • a distribution effect within the layer is also desirable.
  • the rewetting behavior of the composite material, in particular at Pressurization, such as that caused by the body weight of a user when sitting should be as low as possible.
  • the composite material should therefore perform a spacing function between the absorbent storage body of a hygiene article and the skin surface.
  • the surface that is in contact with the skin of a user should be perceived as soft and pleasant, which can be achieved by using very fine fibers.
  • very fine fibers contradicts the attempt to achieve a structure-elastic behavior of the composite material. This is understood to mean the ability of the composite material to oppose a high restoring force against the action of external compressive forces or to at least almost return to the initial state after wetting and / or compression.
  • US Pat. No. 5,257,982 describes a composite material for forming a body-facing layer in an absorbent hygiene article, which is formed from at least two non-woven layers, each non-woven layer having a first layer facing the body and a second layer arranged below it, that is to say away from the body.
  • the fiber thickness of the second layer facing away from the body is less than the fiber thickness of the first layer facing away from the body.
  • the document teaches to arrange layers of large fiber strength r > .rp r and to arrange layers of lower fiber strength facing away from the body. In the case of several layers, these are arranged in gradually decreasing fiber thickness.
  • the layers can comprise thermoplastic fibers made of polyamides, polyolefins, polypropylene, fibers made of low-melting polyester are also mentioned.
  • EP 0 372 572 A2 describes polyester binding fibers for thermal bonding of nonwovens that have a relatively low melting point between 160 ° and 220 ° Celsius. No further information can be found in this publication.
  • EP-A-0 859 883 B1 discloses a large number of composite materials with at least two non-woven layers, which can also be used to form a body-facing layer in a hygiene article. This document deals with the improvement of the liquid absorption and distribution characteristics of the composite material as a top sheet for a hygiene article, in particular passage times and
  • Rewetting behavior can be improved.
  • Two- or three-layer composites of the most varied layer composition are disclosed, mixtures of synthetic binding fibers and matrix-forming fibers being used.
  • the present invention has for its object to further improve a composite material of the type mentioned taking into account the above general requirements for a topsheet material, with regard to the strength of the fiber composite, i.e. between the fibers of a nonwoven layer but also between the at least two nonwoven layers, and with regard to the tendency of the composite material to release particles (fibers or fiber parts) into the environment during handling (dusting).
  • a composite material of the type mentioned taking into account the above general requirements for a topsheet material, with regard to the strength of the fiber composite, i.e. between the fibers of a nonwoven layer but also between the at least two nonwoven layers, and with regard to the tendency of the composite material to release particles (fibers or fiber parts) into the environment during handling (dusting).
  • This further problem is to be addressed with the present invention and thus the processability of composite materials made of nonwoven layers be improved.
  • the often granular superabsorbent polymer materials should not penetrate out of the storage body through the body-facing layer.
  • a composite material comprising at least two nonwoven layers bonded to one another by thermal action, the upper body-facing layer being formed from a mixture of monocomponent fibers and bicomponent fibers and the proportion of the bicomponent bevel being 30 to 70% by weight of the upper layer, and wherein the fineness of the fibers of the upper layer is at most 3.5 dtex, and the lower layer comprises at least 40% by weight of bicomponent fibers, the high-melting component of which is formed by PES (polyester) and the lower-melting component has a lower melting point than that of the Monocomponent fibers of the upper layer, and the fineness of the bicomponent fibers of the lower layer is between 4 and 10 dtex.
  • the bicomponent fibers lead to an improvement in the internal strength, i. H. the cohesion of the fibers with each other but also the fibers between the layers.
  • a proportion of the bicomponent fibers of 30 to 70% by weight has proven to be expedient. Too little fine
  • Monocomponent fibers used in the upper layer which remain unaffected by the thermal action, the layer would be felt to be too hard. If too few bicomponent fibers are used due to the thermal If the effect leads to the connection of the fibers to one another, the bond within the layer is not sufficient.
  • the choice of the fineness of the fibers in the upper nonwoven layer of at most 3.5 dtex not only takes into account the aspect of a comfortable feeling, but also solves another problem very effectively. This prevents granular superabsorbent particle material from escaping to the surface of the hygiene article. It is therefore possible to dispense with additional covering layers of the storage body containing the superabsorbent materials, in the form of thin paper-like layers or the like.
  • the at least one lower layer should above all provide a sufficient void volume in order to ensure rapid fluid absorption and act as a spacer between the (wet) storage suction element and the inside of the diaper.
  • This is achieved on the one hand through the use of relatively stiff, structurally elastic fibers, and on the other hand through the fact that the lower layer undergoes little or no compression during thermal consolidation. The consequence of this is that during the thermal consolidation, relatively few fibers come into contact with one another and thus relatively few intermediate fiber connections are formed by the thermal action. This results in dust problems when processing the composite plant. Inadequately bonded fibers and fiber parts tend to separate from the fiber composite.
  • the PES core of this bicomponent fiber ensures sufficient stiffness of the fiber and thus the necessary structural elasticity and the maintenance of a large void volume. If too few bicomponent fibers with PES (polyester) are used as the high-melting component, the lower layer is either not sufficiently elastic (if another bicomponent fiber is used, e.g. PP / PE (polypropylene / polyethylene) bicomponent fiber), or the fibers the lower layer are not sufficiently bonded to one another after thermofusion (if a structurally elastic monocomponent fiber is used as an additional fiber component). The latter constellation would promote the dust problem described above in the further processing of the composite material.
  • PES polyethylene
  • the EP-A-0 859 883 B1 cited at the beginning mentions a large number of compositions of the individual layers of the nonwoven composite material. Only a few exemplary embodiments comprise bicomponent fibers with PES (polyester) as the higher-melting component. However, the layer compositions differ in many other parameters from the composition claimed here. The n ⁇ + iltiHft crkei of such bicom components ⁇ em n of the claimed composition of the layers was neither recognized nor suggested.
  • the upper body-facing layer has an embossed pattern produced by calendering, the proportion of the embossed surface being 5 to 30%, preferably 15 to 25%, of the total area of the Composite is.
  • the calendering further increases the strength within the composite material. The tightness with regard to an unwanted and therefore to prevent leakage of superabsorbent particle materials is also improved.
  • the upper layer is formed with a basis weight of 10 to 30, preferably 15 to 20 g / m 2 . With such a weight per unit area, the liquid absorption rate is sufficient and the location can nevertheless be produced inexpensively.
  • the lower layer comprises at least 60% by weight, preferably at least 80% by weight, of bicomponent fibers, the higher-melting component of which is formed by PES (polyester).
  • the bottom layer consists of 100% such bicomponent fibers. The higher the proportion of these bicomponent fibers selected according to the invention in the lower layer of the nonwoven composite material, the more resilient the composite material proves, with a higher intermediate fiber bonding potential at the same time.
  • Bicomponent fibers can in a known manner as side-on s core / cladding or al «Ms rix-P s p with fibril-like embedded low-melting component.
  • the bicomponent fiber with PES (polyester) as the higher-melting component is preferably designed as a core / sheath fiber with a core arranged eccentrically to the longitudinal center direction of the fiber.
  • the strength of the core / sheath bicomponent fibers is 5 to 8 dtex in a further development of the invention and according to a particularly preferred one Embodiment 6 to 7 dtex.
  • the lower-melting component of the bicomponent fiber which is present at least 40% by weight in the lower layer, is formed from PE (polyethylene).
  • PE polyethylene
  • the present invention is based on the further object of improving a hygiene article with a liquid-tight layer which faces away from the body when in use, a storage body and a liquid-permeable layer provided on the body-facing side of the storage body, with regard to both liquid absorption and distribution properties and a low level
  • a hygiene article comprising a layer of intra-cross-linked cellulose fibers with a liquid retention value between 0.6 and 0.9 g F ⁇ / g fiber , the layer of intra-cross-linked cellulose fibers being 8 to 15% by weight superabsorbent Contains polymer materials, wherein the liquid-permeable layer provided on the body-facing side of the storage body is in turn at least two layers and the upper of these layers consists of fibers with a fineness of at most 3.5 dtex, while the lower this layer comprises bicomponent fibers with a fineness between 4 and 10 dtex, the higher melting component of which is formed by PES.
  • the liquid retention capacity of the cross-linked and non-cross-linked natural pulp fibers is determined by the following centrifuge test by indicating the liquid retention value mentioned above.
  • a layer of cellulose fibers to be examined is weighed in the dry state in order to determine its mass in grams.
  • the test specimens are then completely immersed in a one percent sodium chloride solution of demineralized water as the test solution for 30 minutes and then spun for 4 minutes at 276 times the acceleration due to gravity.
  • the test specimens are then weighed again in order to determine the mass, including the bound liquid.
  • the mass of the absorbed or bound liquid therefore results from the difference between the mass determined after spinning and the dry mass of the fiber material to be examined. If you divide this difference by the dry mass, you get the retention value in g F ⁇ / g fiber -
  • the storage body has a layer of intra-crosslinked cellulose fibers with 8 to 15% by weight of this layer of superabsorbent polymer materials contained therein, on the one hand prevents the storage body from collapsing when exposed to liquid, since intra-crosslinked cellulose fibers expand more when exposed to liquid than in it 1-1 t ⁇ sa TM ⁇ fanpn ; what works and is used in modern hygiene articles.
  • liquid remaining in this, preferably body-facing, position of the storage body is bound therein.
  • the liquid-permeable on the body-facing side of the storage body provided at least two-layer layer, i.e. the top sheet of the hygiene article, so that the upper of these layers consists of fibers with a fineness of at most 3.5 dtex, while the lower of these layers consists of bicomponent fibers with a fineness of between 4 and 10 dtex, the higher-melting component of which is formed by PES (polyester), on the one hand - as discussed at the beginning in connection with the composite material according to the invention - a pleasant feeling of wearing is imparted due to the very fine fibers in the skin-contacting layer of the layer and on the other hand good fiber cohesion with good structural elastic behavior in the lower layer and absolute tightness against leakage of superabsorbent particle materials is achieved.
  • PES polyethylene
  • the storage body also has a layer of non-crosslinked cellulose fibers with a liquid retention value between 1.0 and 1.4 g F1 / g fiber and at least 20% by weight, preferably at least 40% by weight, of superabsorbent polymer materials. This layer is then located below, ie facing away from the body, from the layer of the storage body formed from intra-crosslinked cellulose fibers.
  • the above-mentioned further layer of the storage body is itself constructed in two layers, in that on its side facing away from the body during use, a layer essentially free of superabsorbent materials having.
  • This essentially SAP-free layer which has a maximum of 20% by weight, preferably a maximum of 10% by weight, of superabsorbent materials then acts as a blocking agent for granular superabsorbent particle materials which are present in a much higher concentration in the storage layer mentioned above Storage body are included, towards the side facing away from the body, where there is a risk that these sometimes sharp grains can damage the liquid-impermeable layer (the backsheet) facing away from the body.
  • Figure 1 is a schematic sectional view of a two-layer composite material according to the invention.
  • Figure la an embossed pattern of the composite material
  • Figure 2 is a schematic sectional view of a hygiene article according to the invention.
  • FiTu 1 ⁇ iTt in a schematic representation of a composite material according to the invention which can be used as a body-facing layer in a hygiene article.
  • the composite material 2 comprises a first upper layer 4 facing the body when using the hygiene article and a lower layer 6 facing away from the body when using the hygiene article.
  • Polypropylene monocomponent fibers with a fineness of 2.2 dtex and 40 wt .-% of polypropylene / polyethylene bicomponent fibers with a fineness of 1.7 dtex is formed.
  • This layer was calendered, a so-called “tric-trac embossing pattern” being formed, which has line sections 8 that are alternately offset and aligned in perpendicular directions. The proportion of the embossed line segments 8 in the total area is approximately 20%.
  • the melting point of the PP monocomponent fibers is around 160 ° C higher than that of the low-melting component PE of the PP / PE bicomponent fibers at 110 ° C.
  • the melting point of the higher melting PP component of the PP / PE bicomponent fibers is approximately 140 ° C.
  • the bicomponent fibers have a fineness or strength of 4.4 dtex.
  • the melting point of the higher melting component PES (polyester) of the PES / PE bicomponent fibers is approx. 260 ° C.
  • the bicomponent fiber is designed as a core / sheath fiber with a PES core which is symmetrical to the longitudinal central direction of the fiber.
  • a bicomponent aser with a strength of 6.7 dtex which is preferably designed as a core / sheath fiber with an asymmetrical core (higher spiraling, resiliency), has proven to be particularly effective.
  • the lower layer 6 was designed as a carded fleece.
  • the previously calendered upper layer 4 and the lower layer 6 are arranged one above the other and by the "air-through method" thermal action of hot air connected to one another, the lower-melting component of the bicomponent fibers (each PE) being at least melted by thermal action and thus connecting the fibers of the individual layers to one another, but also the fibers in an interface area between the two nonwoven layers.
  • Figure 2 shows a schematic representation of a preferred embodiment of a hygiene article 10 according to the invention with liquid-impermeable film layer 12 facing away from the body, a three-layer absorbent body 14 and a topsheet layer 16 overlapping the absorbent body on the body-facing side, which in turn has at least two layers.
  • the hygiene article comprises cuff elements 20 provided on both sides of the absorbent body and equipped with elasticizing means 18, which overlap the topsheet layer on the sides shown in the illustration and run flush with the edges up to a longitudinal edge 22 of the film layer 12.
  • the storage body 14 comprises a layer 24 which is provided immediately below the topsheet layer 16 and is in contact therewith and which consists of crosslinked cellulose fibers with a proportion of 8 to 15% by weight based on the weight of this layer of superabsorbent materials.
  • a second storage body layer 26 which consists essentially of * ⁇ • """tvernc z e H Z ⁇ l loose fibers with a 1 proportion, ⁇ c ⁇ more sls 20 wt .-% superabsorbent materials.
  • a third layer 28 facing away from the body which may also be a partial layer of the second layer 26, which likewise consists of natural non-crosslinked cellulose fibers, but which does not have any superabsorbent materials.
  • This partial layer serves primarily as a barrier layer for granular superabsorbent particulate materials and prevents them from sagging further down towards the film layer 12 and damaging it.
  • the body-facing topsheet layer 16 is, as already mentioned, formed in two layers, the upper layer in direct body contact with a user of the hygiene article consisting of fibers with a fineness of at most 3.5 dtex, while the lower of these layers
  • This topsheet layer 16 is preferably designed like the composite material according to FIG. 1.

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L'invention concerne un matériau composite servant à former une couche, orientée vers le corps, d'un article d'hygiène absorbant, à usage unique, ledit matériau étant constitué d'au moins deux couches de non-tissé thermoscellées. L'invention vise à accroître l'aptitude à la transformation du matériau composite et à empêcher que des particules de matériau superabsorbant ne sortent à la surface d'un article d'hygiène. A cet effet, la couche supérieure, orientée vers le corps, est constituée d'un mélange de fibres à un seul composant et de fibres à deux composants, la proportion de fibres à deux composants étant comprise entre 30 et 70 % en poids et la masse linéique des fibres de la couche supérieure s'élevant au maximum à 3,5 dtex. La couche inférieure comprend au moins 40 % en poids de fibres à deux composants, dont les composants à haut point de fusion sont constitués de polyester (PES) et les composants à bas point de fusion présentent un point de fusion inférieur à celui des fibres à un seul composant de la couche supérieure. La masse linéique des fibres à deux composants de la couche inférieure est comprise entre 4 et 10 dtex.
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